Best free cad software?

>>59943366
Solidworks from P*******y.

>>59943407
>Solidworks
Is there a free version?

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>>59943427
There is a trial version but you have to fill out a bunch of bollocks.

>>59943474
Man I really don't want to have to pirate shit...

>>59943498
Last time I checked a annual solidworks 2016 license costed around £2000, I doubt they'd ever get money out of you anyway.

>>59943498
What do you need it for anyway?

>>59943620
Just to fuck around with some projects and some 3d printing stuff.

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>>59943366
Probably abandonware by now.

>>59943638
Ah then there shouldn't be any real problem with using a pirated version.
I seriously doubt anyone would come after you if you're not the one distributing the program or using it for professional company work.

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>>59943638
if you're looking for open source, freecad is almost good. it's a pseudo-solidworks sort of thing, quite usable. openscad is supposed to be good as well, but it's more of a "programmer's modeler" than strictly a cad program. if you're just looking to not pay, fusion360 from autodesk is pretty amazing. it's gratis for hobby use, or if your business earns under (i think) 100k/yr

AUTODESK INVENTOR PRO 2017. It's free if you're a "student" so basically all you do is enter a bullshit name when it ask for one. Its a free five year licence. Ive been using inventor for years, by far the best free shit ive ever used